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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1902
Page
2
The editorial pages dissect a complicated scene as Miers dominates the May 1st convention and delegates, warned against dual platforms. Sharp condemnations accuse Miers of manipulation, while others hail Fairbanks as a principled statesman and true man amid the Democratic splits and reorganizations.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Satf Foe Jubas and Congress WitBp De Jonal Comstitens Fehrs the F, obscuring readable names and events. The text shows political style words and possible committee references without clear actions or dates.
Bill Edson denounces Tracey and the outlaw image in a candid talk here. He accuses Tracey of yellow bravado and vows to confront him only if the jail holds or authorities act, insisting he will not be drawn into mob violence or illegal acts.
Fragmented report notes debate over moving the capital involving Louis and Indiana figures. Mentions John Defrees, 80 patients, and a ridicule of the project. Indicates congressional interest and broad geographic references to New York and San Francisco.
A garbled ad-like fragment hints at Ayer's medicine promoting relief for stomach and liver issues. It mentions ease of use and a price around 24 cents, with druggists carrying the product. The text resembles an early 20th century medical advertisement.
In Worthington Green County coverage editorials attack Judge Miers and the Welman-Miers alliance. The Sullivan Times is blamed for shifting Democratic support without a signature statement from Miers, urging endorsement only if he publicly backs the Kansas City platform and repudiates reorganizers. Funeral details for Frank Huffstetler noted. police report on a bicycle theft ends with arrest of Henry Krouch in Brownstown and Evansville.
A lightning strike hit a fir barn on Jacob Startte's farm near Cornettsville on a afternoon, damaging the structure and destroying most contents. Only about one eighth of the contents were recovered.
Edward E White and Nancy J Arms and William D Goslin and Miotis Ed wards are listed for marriage licenses. The Grapevine Special reports a Democratic town celebration with ships and trains, decorations, and cheers as locals welcome arrivals, noting sparse political presence and festive bunting.
Disputed council meeting ends with a 6 3 vote on a water service issue and franchise revocation. Councilmen Bolin Callo Hoby Letsman Yenne vote against. Alexander Ioney Smeltzer for. Committee urges strict enforcement of promised water improvements, noting delays by Gray and the need for hydrants and better service.
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